Debrecen
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Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is scheduled to hold talks with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in Berlin on Monday, Orbán’s press chief said.
Ensuring flights between cities in the Carpathian Basin is a top priority for the government, foreign ministry state secretary Levente Magyar said in Debrecen on Monday, at an event marking the launch of flights connecting Budapest, Debrecen, Cluj (Kolozsvár) and Târgu Mureș (Marosvásárhely) by regional airways Aeroexpress.
Fully 5,702 people crossed into Hungary directly from Ukraine on Thursday, while another 5,352 from Ukraine crossed from Romania, the national police headquarters said.
Fully 4,556 people crossed into Hungary directly from Ukraine on Monday, while another 4,203 from Ukraine crossed from Romania, the national police headquarters said.
Fully 4,587 people crossed into Hungary directly from Ukraine on Sunday, while another 4,280 from Ukraine crossed from Romania, the national police headquarters told MTI on Tuesday.
Opposition LMP will maintain its green agenda and will be its vocal representative in Hungary, Máté Kanász-Nagy, co-leader of the party, said on Monday.
Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony on Friday announced that he is withdrawing from the opposition’s prime ministerial primary election and will back Péter Márki-Zay, leader of the Everyone’s Hungary Movement (MMM), in the second round of the nomination contest.
In Austria, contrary to expectations and the government’s previous plans, there will be no further openings before Easter regarding restrictions due to the coronavirus epidemic, Chancellor Sebastian Kurz announced on Monday after consultations with experts, the opposition and provincial governors.
2020 fees of €514.3 million result from actual expenditure of €535.3 million minus the surplus carried over from 2019 and other adjustments COVID-19 pandemic led to reprioritisation of tasks, with costs largely in line with 2019 Banks to pay fees in second quarter of 2021 after moving to ex post invoicing
